Access 2003

Course Overview and Purpose

Access 2003 (the Office XP database) is a powerful database application that runs on the Windows operating systems. The purpose of this two-day course is to teach proficient database skills (including creating database tables, extracting information from the tables, and producing forms and reports based on tables or queries) using Access 2003.

Purpose

Students should be familiar with the use of personal computers, understand basic file concepts (such as the use of files and folders for storing information) and be comfortable working in the Windows 95/98/ME/2000,Windows NT 4.0, or Windows XP environment. It is recommended that users unfamiliar with Windows take introductory course before taking this course.
Moderate typing skills are also required.

Prerequisites

Students should be familiar with the use of personal computers, understand basic file concepts (such as the use of files and folders for storing information) and be comfortable working in the Windows 95/98/2000 or Windows NT 4.0 environment. It is recommended that users unfamiliar with Windows take an Introduction to Windows course before taking this course.
Knowledge of database concepts is not assumed.

Course Content

This two-day course covers a wide variety of database topics, including (but not limited to):

• Designing a Database
• Modifying Tables
• Maintaining Data
• Finding Data
• Defining Relationships
• Multi-Table & Calculated Queries
• Building and Modifying Forms
• Producing Reports

For complete course information, please call Stellar Publications Inc. at 1-800-508-5571, or email us at manuals@stellar.bc.ca.